HOCKEY

Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1929, Page 3

HOCKEY

The following will represent Hokitiki Ladies’ Hockey Club against Mawher* ladies in the cup final at Greymoutlr bn Wednesday:—A; Stapleton, P. Gillooly, V. Biansgrove, R. , Morgan, O. Stapleton, R. Stapleton, M. Hughes,. SI. Sumner, E. Butson, N. Olsen, JY HriH~ Emerg.: P. Dowell, H. Ridland,/ ft MeWhirter, I. Tulloch, Bus leaves garage at, 1 p.m. , c- ■ The teaon to represent West Codist against Buller for the Pope Shield bn September 12th., will •be selected bh Wednesday evening from the follow? ing players: —D. Leach, M. Sumner,. Mt-s Butson, N. McGrath, A. Me? . Kniglit- J. Taafe, J. Hall, 0... Staple? ton, N. Furness, B. Milligan, N. OB son,' Y; Bansgrove, M. Furness, D. DewaT, Mrs McKane. N.Z. LADIES’ TOURNEY. (By Telegraph—Press Association). GISBORNE, Sept. 2g' The N.Z. Ladies’ Hockey Tourney entered on its fourth day in fine weather and before an audience esti- j mated at 16C0 or 1700. Results: A. SECTION. Southland beat South Canterbury by 6 goals to 0. .• : Bush 'beat Auckland A. by 1 goal to nil. ... ltualiine beat Poverty Bay A. by 3 goals to 1. • • B. SECTION. Canterbury beat Auckland B. by 15 goals to 0. ; . f. Wairarapa beat Poverty Bay by 2 goals t0..0. . [ Wellington beat Eastern by 4 goalsto 3. ... : The results to date show that , Rufr* bine and Southland have three wins out of three games, and Poverty Bay A. has three wins out of four games. The above are the leading teams in Section A. • -\ . .. ' In Section B. Canterbury has four, wins out of four games, and Wellington has three wins out of three games, these heading the list. \